ROBOTIC FARMING DOES MORE GOOD THAN HARM TO HUMANS IN THE 21ST CENTURY New technologies are causing changes in the agricultural sector. These changes are promising as they enable higher farm productivity and, eventually, profitability. Since the first wave of modern agricultural revolution with mechanization and the second being a genetic modification, precision farming has bee said to be the third wave of revolution in the agricultural sector (Saiz-Rubio & Rovira-Más, 2020). Over the years, technologies such as the Global Positioning Systems (GPS), electronic sensors that direct nutrients and water into the soil and other tools have transformed the agricultural industry. In October 2016, The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported an increase in net returns and operating profits